Memory Foundations and Applications

Semantic memory is:

Lexical memory is:

Which is an example of retrieval from lexical memory?

An associative model means that:

When someone says "Mike Pence" the node in memory for "Donald Trump" is also activated.This is called:

The term "spreading activation" meAnswer:

In a semantic priming task,

If a person sees a string of letters like "Xvvsvo," the person should:

In a spreading activation network, a word like "lime" can prime "lemon," and "lemon" can then prime "law." If "lime" primes "law," this is called:

In a sentence verification task, participants decide as quickly as possible:

"Birds have wings" will be verified faster than "Birds have blood," because:

A concept, in cognitive psychology, is:

Restaurant is to "McDonald's" as:

Categories are "fuzzy" because:

"Book - novel - romance" is an example of:

Levels of categorization have psychological reality based on which finding?

Superordinate information in categorization is more based on neural processes in the:

Family resemblance means that:

According to prototype theory,

Among Americans, a golden retriever is a very common and "prototypical" dog.Compared to a golden retriever, it will take AmericAnswer: